The Prabowo-Gibran administration has officially completed its first 100 days in office. CELIOS conducted a cabinet performance evaluation using expert judgment, involving 95 journalists from 44 reputable media outlets. The study found that President Prabowo received a score of 5 out of 10, while Vice President Gibran scored just 3 out of 10. Overall, performance was considered inadequate, with political promises only partially fulfilled and budget management considered poor by more than half of respondents.
Several ministers received low scores, including the Ministers of Human Rights, Cooperatives, Energy and Mineral Resources, Forestry, and Village Affairs. Policy inconsistency, weak inter-agency collaboration, and a lack of concrete steps to improve the economy were among the main concerns. The energy and environmental sectors also face serious challenges, ranging from uncertainty over the phase-out of coal-fired power plants to conflicts between forest conservation and energy self-sufficiency.
The Prabowo-Gibran administration has officially completed its first 100 days in office. CELIOS conducted a performance evaluation of the cabinet using an expert judgment approach, engaging 95 journalists from 44 reputable media outlets. The study found that President Prabowo received a performance score of 5 out of 10, while Vice President Gibran scored just 3 out of 10. Overall, the administration’s performance was deemed inadequate, with political promises only partially fulfilled and budget management rated poorly by more than half of respondents.
Several ministers also received low scores, including the Ministers of Human Rights, Cooperatives, Energy and Mineral Resources, Forestry, and Village Affairs. Key concerns highlighted were policy inconsistency, weak inter-agency coordination, and a lack of concrete steps to improve the economy. The energy and environmental sectors face particularly serious challenges, ranging from uncertainty over the phase-out of coal power plants to policy conflicts between forest conservation and energy self-sufficiency.
A large majority of respondents (88%) believe a cabinet reshuffle is needed within the first six months to improve policy quality and ministerial coordination. The study underscores that while there have been some initial achievements, the Prabowo-Gibran administration remains far from meeting public expectations and must take significant corrective measures to deliver on its political promises and produce tangible results for the Indonesian people.
A large majority of respondents (88%) believe a cabinet reshuffle is needed within the first six months to improve policy quality and ministerial coordination. The study underscores that while there have been some initial achievements, the Prabowo-Gibran administration remains far from meeting public expectations and must take significant corrective measures to deliver on its political promises and produce tangible results for the Indonesian people.
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